HKTV: Film Director? No, I'm a Realist

Su Yun traveled to the Hong Kong Comprehensive World in 1986 and was bound to a legendary settlement system. As long as you shoot a movie and change the original plot direction, you can obtain rewards of dead soldiers, arms, black technology and legendary hegemony. From then on, Su Yun embarked on a heroic path of "filming": During the filming of Young and Dangerous, he led the crew into Causeway Bay and forced Chen Haonan to sell fish balls! The true character of the filming hero monopolized the channels of the counterfeit banknote group, and backhand established his own financial money printing machine! During the filming of Chills, the police commissioner was written into the script and the entire police force became the private security department of Sue Films! From the outlaws in Kowloon Walled City to the financial backers of Victoria Peak. From the thugs in suits who were rectifying the underground order, to the pillars of national defense on the eve of the return of 1997. Many years later, Su Yun stood on a cruise ship in Victoria Harbor, with an aircraft carrier fleet ready to go behind him. Facing the cameras of Western reporters, he put out his cigar and smiled calmly: "I'm just a director who makes movies. As for whether Hong Kong's surname is Zi or Su... It depends on how I write the next script." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.